Grants
Some assistance is offered as a grant that does not need to be repaid when program conditions are met. Grants may have income, purchase price, first-time buyer, education or property requirements.
Down payment help can come in several forms. We’ll look at your situation and identify which available program may fit your goals and loan options.
Some assistance is offered as a grant that does not need to be repaid when program conditions are met. Grants may have income, purchase price, first-time buyer, education or property requirements.
Some programs provide assistance as a second lien that may be forgiven after the buyer meets occupancy and time requirements. Selling or refinancing early may trigger repayment.
Other programs use a second mortgage with payments deferred until sale, refinance or the end of a term, or require scheduled repayment. Review the interest rate, lien position and repayment event.
Depending on the borrower and property, assistance may also come through employer, nonprofit, housing agency, community or lender-supported programs. Funding, eligibility, and whether programs can be combined vary.
Before relying on assistance, confirm whether it is a grant or loan, what conditions apply, when repayment is due and how it affects the full mortgage payment and closing funds.
Email or text Sam to schedule a call. Include a convenient time and whether you prefer a phone or video meeting.